UK Gov't Approves Extradition of Assange; Appeal Possible
“Julian did nothing wrong,” she said. “He has committed no crime and is not a criminal. He is a journalist and a publisher, and he is being punished for doing his job.”
Journalism organizations and human rights groups have called on Britain to refuse the extradition request.
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